Housing
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2023. Housing. Economic Change in the Lower Cauvery Delta A Study of Palakurichi and Venmani. :315-336.
Eco-Technology
Living in the shadow of loss and damage: uncovering non-economic impacts
Equity, gender and millets in India: Implications for policy
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2021. Equity, gender and millets in India: Implications for policy. Orphan Crops for Sustainable Food and Nutrition Security: Promoting Neglected and Underutilized Species. :387-394.
Composite Water Resources Management: A Decentralized Approach for Climate Change Adaptation
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2023. Composite Water Resources Management: A Decentralized Approach for Climate Change Adaptation. Climate Change Strategies: Handling the Challenges of Adapting to a Changing Climate. Climate Change Management.. :307-343.
Evidence from Microlevel Interventions in Sustainable Agriculture
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2023. Evidence from Microlevel Interventions in Sustainable Agriculture. Social Change Through Science and Technology.
Gendered Knowledge, Conservation Priorities and Actions: A Case Study of On-Farm Conservation of Small Millets Among Malayalar of Kolli Hills, South India
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2023. Gendered Knowledge, Conservation Priorities and Actions: A Case Study of On-Farm Conservation of Small Millets Among Malayalar of Kolli Hills, South India. Conservation of Biodiversity in the North Eastern States of India. :113-130.
A Step Ahead in School Nutrition Programmes: The Case of Tamil Nadu
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2023. A Step Ahead in School Nutrition Programmes: The Case of Tamil Nadu. Economic & Political Weekly (EPW). 58(6):29.
COMPENDIUM OF ACTIVITIES WASCA TAMIL NADU
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2021. COMPENDIUM OF ACTIVITIES WASCA TAMIL NADU. :355p..
WATER SECURITY AND CLIMATE ADAPTATION IN RURAL INDIA-TAMIL NADU
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2021. WATER SECURITY AND CLIMATE ADAPTATION IN RURAL INDIA-TAMIL NADU. Block Level Composite Water Resources Management Plan under Mahatma Gandhi NREGS.
Farmer Producer Organisations could help small holder farmers overcome the effects of the COVID-19 lockdown
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2020. Farmer Producer Organisations could help small holder farmers overcome the effects of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Ground-level evidence from Tamil Nadu on the sudden disruption of supply chains for both non-perishable and perishable commodities has pointed to the adverse effects of COVID-19 on farming and farmers’ livelihoods. In Thanjavur, known as the ‘granary of south India’, and Pudukottai and Villupuram districts of Tamil Nadu state, farmers are unable to sell their produce. Without adequate storage facilities, they are staring not just at losses, but also lack of liquidity to prepare for the next planting season.